The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

Mrs. J. e. Hagood and her daughter,
Miss Queenie, left for their home in
Charleston last week.
The fare to Charleston during the gala
week is one cent per milo. The fun be-
! gins on the 31st inst.
Capt. ". @. Grady, Judge T. II. New
ton, w. II. Mcl'all and family, DR.. G..
w. Earle and family have gono to the
Exposition.
Mr.. Lahan Mauldin was ahead on the
| SENTINEL for few days. He paid up
to December 1883, hut Mr.. j. NJ. Hayes
beat the record by paying up 10 Jnnua-
ry, 1889.
We have heard many of our friends
say that Salvation Oil cured them of
rheumatism. Those who have not tried
it, should do so. Our druggist sell it at
25c. q bottle.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be n meeting of farmers at the Court
House on sale day in November to elect
delegates to the convention of farmers,
to be held in Columbia, during tho Ses-
sions of the Legislature.
Mr.. Fletcher Smith, of the Cedar Rock
neighborhood, died on the 18Th inst.
He was taken off suddenly by typhoid
pneumonia, not being sick quite week.
He WIS member of Cross Roads Churr,
an industrious and highly esteemed citi-
zen of that community.
Dont!--If dealer offers you n bottle
of DR.. Bull s Cough Syrup without wrap
per OF labels, i'll Il muilnted condition,
don't touch it---don't buy it at any price,
there is something wronG-it may he a
dangerous or worthless counterfeit Ill
sist upon getting Il perfect, uubrohen,
genuine package.
The Wallace Hcuse will meet in Co
lumbia Wednesday OF fair week. Judge
Wallace will preside and read a history
of the house over which he presided
Jno. S. Werner who was II member of
the historic House will deliver an adj
dress on "Tho rise and progress of South
Carolina since 1876"
Mr.. William McCasl in died Mt the res
idcncc of his son, Prof. W. NJ McCas-
lin in Laurens on the 10Th inst, at the
age of seventy five. He wasu ciiizon of
Pickens from 1882 to 1887, and was he
loved and respected by all who knew
him. He was for many years Il devoted
member of the methodist church.
Rememhcr your promise 70 pay til
r Giori1~ for reCoIding your deeds and
mortgages. Some of these promises
were made several years ago, nud the
deeds are still in the Office ana not mnr,1-
eel Paid. Come and pay for them.
j. j. LEWIS,
Clerk Court picNcns County.
\ meeting of the Evccutivc Board Of
the Twelve Mile River BAPTIST As,,ocia,
tI,nI Will br held at FirNcmS Courthouse
on ne 1st Monday in November ncxt
All mo members "i the l'""r" af' re-
uucst2d to attend. Misses Mary AL
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were inferred at tie Old Stone Church
on "Wednesday. MIS-. Dickson WAS IL ma
tiv" of AbheviI'e County, b"t for the
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Exanl inMt::'Ea Uf F'Cacher%.
At the examination of teachers
| held ON the 9th of October, the follow